The Kansas City Chiefs have an unprecedented Super Bowl "three-peat" within their reach but still have a long way go to unseat the New England Patriots as football's greatest dynasty, future hall of famer Rob Gronkowski told Reuters on Wednesday.

However, Gronkowski—speaking to Sports Illustrated Wednesday on behalf of Bounty ahead of the Chiefs' Super Bowl showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 9—insisted that

JuJu Smith-Schuster and Tyquan Thornton were both with the Patriots in training camp. Now, they’re going to the Super Bowl.

Along with a few practice-squad regulars such as Anthony Firkser (Chiefs), Ochaun Mathis (Eagles), and Ian Book (Eagles), here are some other former Patriots that New England fans should keep tabs on during Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9.

A win over the Eagles would give the Chiefs the first three-peat champion in Super Bowl history. Meanwhile, the Eagles

The former Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator who helped lead the team to three Super Bowl appearances during their recent dynasty is reportedly back

The belief was that Bieniemy was a top candidate for the New England job, had McDaniels not been the obvious choice,” Schultz wrote about the interview. Bieniemy, 55, started

Once a regular interviewee for head coaching jobs, Eric Bieniemy has seen his stock drop since leaving Kansas City. As the Chiefs have continued their dynasty, Bieniemy ended up a one-and-done with the Commanders and UCLA.